Aw. Poor thing.

ahaha that's hilarious. I'm sitting at the airport and had to keep from laughing out loud. I saw this video a while ago in class and was also made of gold. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zVCYdrw-1o&feature=related

I was cracking up! I feel bad for the little guy but it's so damn funny! Did you happen to see the "fainting goats" too? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=we9_CdNPuJg&feature=related LOL!!

aaawwwwwwww that poor skeeter!

Poor little guy is so excited!!

Ok, I didn't want to be the first to say this, but here goes anyway:
He should be put to sleep. That's one of the things better about this happening to a pet than a human. While it's a condition that requires that he be constantly cared for or else he'll starve to death or die of thurst, at least since he's a dog there's less of a moral attachment to prolong his existence.


(Fainting goats, on the other hand, simply sieze up for a few seconds when exited. This would be deadly for wild goats, but since they're already domesticated, and hence safe, plus their faining requires they need no more care than regular goats, they're fine just the way they are.)

I do feel really bad for him, but the family does seem to really love and care about him. They seemed to recognize that it was getting worse and not better too.

I know it makes me an awful person, but I couldn't help from laughing at this little guy... He's just so pitiful.


And the goats are funny as shit. Especially the adult ones who just sort of stiffin up and hop.

I disagree. if a family is willing to care for the dog and has the means to, time and money, then go for it. he is a happy dog and isn't in pain.